… It also allows us to examine the effects of potential modulators on the findings. As a result,
firstly, we undertook a test to determine the mean effect size for the effects of acute hypoxia on …

… It is well known that acute hypoxia results in a reduction of … Whether hypoxia increases
peripheral muscle fatigue per se … of quadriceps contractility in hypoxia compared to normoxia [7]. …

… Acute hypoxia had no effect on resting serum growth hormone levels, although we have
found increases in resting serum growth hormone if hypoxia is continued for several days (…

… In conclusion, elevations in global CBF during acute hypoxia … sympathetic nerve activity
with hypoxia does not constrain … The ability to preserve normal cerebral function in a hypoxic …

… In an area that has been scarcely investigated, this study revealed that acute hypoxia with a
simulated altitude of 4 800 m can induce HRV modifications at rest. There was a decrease in …

… to acute hypoxia and to acute hypereapnia. This first report compares the effects of acute
hypoxia … to the effects of acute hypoxia on the pulmonary blood volume. The third considers the …

… obtained during normoxia and acute hypoxia. We hypothesized that a similar drop in cerebral
oxygenation would be observed at a lower work rate during acute hypoxia and would also …

<p>The purpose of this study was to compare the responses of highly trained (TR) and
untrained (UT) subjects’ maximal oxygen uptake (<italic>V</italic>O₂ max) while …

Acute hypoxia causes … hypoxic are caused by peripheral chemoreceptor stimulation is not
known, but, if so, we hypothesized that people with a high ventilatory response to hypoxia (…

… effect of acute hypoxia on major anterior and posterior cerebral arteries with hypoxia and
isocapnic hypoxia… maintained during hypoxia despite stimulation of hypoxic ventilatory drive …